The Baltimore region could become a global center for predictive health care and life sciences thanks to its selection as one of 31 inaugural Tech Hubs by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.
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Flurry of APL space missions will advance scientific knowledge and know-how
Johns Hopkins APL has been working on advancing scientific knowledge, capabilities, and setting the stage for the commercialization of space.
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MTC: improve access to capital, tech transfer resources
Accelerating Maryland’s economic growth will require improved access to venture capital, improved human capital development and enhanced technology transfer resources, according to a new study commissioned by the Maryland Tech […]
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APL researching AI for combat medical assistance
Soldiers on the battlefield can find themselves suddenly thrust into unfamiliar territory, caring for wounded comrades whose lives may depend on their ability to render quick and effective aid. Digital […]
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Tenable again sweeps CRN Annual Report Card Awards
Columbia-based Tenable announced for the third consecutive year that it has swept the Security Management category of the 2023 CRN Annual Report Card Awards by CRN, a brand of The […]
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APL designing conversational AI for battlefield medical assistance
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, in Laurel, are working on a proof of concept for a conversational artificial intelligence agent. It will be able to provide medical […]
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APL, SAIS showcase specialized facilities for Space Force
A group of U.S. Space Force faculty and the incoming inaugural cohort of Schriever and West Space Scholars recently toured the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory as a part of […]
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Linshom Medical closes $650K in Series A Round with Abell, TEDCO
TEDCO, of Columbia, announced portfolio company Linshom Medical, an Ellicott City-based startup medical device company focused on respiratory monitoring, received investments of $250,000 and $400,000 from the Abell Foundation and […]
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USRA’s exoplanet discoveries demonstrate machine learning usefulness
A team of scientists and astronomers from Universities Space Research Association in Columbia, the SETI Institute and NASA announced the discovery of 69 new exoplanets in May. Digital edition This […]
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TEDCO announces Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program awardees
Columbia-based TEDCO announced the awardees for the first round of the new Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program. Funding will be awarded to 20 projects spanning 11 counties and Baltimore City. The […]